Did anyone ever find out what's up with the "The video device is currently in
use…" message after choosing File > Capture Video in MM 2.1? I just noticed
it happens with my ATI All-In-Wonder Rage 128 Pro too. Haven't had a chance
to play around with it. I did notice is shares IRQ 11 without about half a
dozen other devices (in Device Manager).
I'm having the same problem attaching an analog video camera to my ATI 8500-DV All-in-one video card.
The last time I tried it several years ago-everything worked fine in MM 2.0
Is this a MM 2.1 problem or an ATI/system problem - I don't have any idea where to start!
My message is the same - "The video device is currently in use. Close any other applications that are using the device and try again"
Did anyone ever find out what's up with the "The video device is currently in
use…" message after choosing File > Capture Video in MM 2.1? I just noticed
it happens with my ATI All-In-Wonder Rage 128 Pro too. Haven't had a chance
to play around with it. I did notice is shares IRQ 11 without about half a
dozen other devices (in Device Manager).
Solved my problem - quite obvious once I thought about it -
Turned off my Norton Firewall - and regained use of the port.
Turned it back on when done.
Now I need how to configure the ports so that it is open without the off/on routine...
I'm having the same problem attaching an analog video camera to my ATI 8500-DV All-in-one video card.
The last time I tried it several years ago-everything worked fine in MM 2.0
Is this a MM 2.1 problem or an ATI/system problem - I don't have any idea where to start!
My message is the same - "The video device is currently in use. Close any other applications that are using the device and try again"
Did anyone ever find out what's up with the "The video device is currently in
use…" message after choosing File > Capture Video in MM 2.1? I just noticed
it happens with my ATI All-In-Wonder Rage 128 Pro too. Haven't had a chance
to play around with it. I did notice is shares IRQ 11 without about half a
dozen other devices (in Device Manager).
I'll have to see if that helps with SP2 firewall. Thanks. I suspected that
might be the case with a 1394 port being used as a network bridge. But the
video capture port on a graphics card? Seems a little weird.
